Lecture

Comparator: Op-Amp in Positive Feedback

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This lecture covers the operation of an op-amp comparator in positive feedback, discussing negative saturation, non-inverting threshold comparator, and the combination of different cases. The slides provide examples and circuit diagrams to illustrate the concepts.

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